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- Ken_Anderson_(politician) abstract "Sir Kenneth McColl "Ken" Anderson KBE (11 October 1909 – 29 March 1985) was an Australian politician.Anderson was born at sea, off South Australia, when his parents were returning from a visit to Europe. He was the son of David Anderson (member for Ryde in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, 1920–1927) and educated at Ryde Public School and Petersham Intermediate Schools in Sydney. He worked as an insurance clerk, auctioneer, estate agent and property valuer in the Sydney suburb of Eastwood. He married Madge Merrion in June 1936. He served in the second Australian Imperial Force during World War II as a lieutenant in the 8th Signals Division in Malaya and was held by the Japanese as a prisoner of war in for three years at Changi Prison and on the Burma Railway. He was Mayor of Ryde Municipal Council from 1949 to 1950.".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) activeYearsEndDate "1975-11-11".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) activeYearsStartDate "1953-07-01".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) birthDate "1909-10-11".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) birthYear "1909".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) deathDate "1985-03-29".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) deathPlace Lane_Cove,_New_South_Wales.
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) deathYear "1985".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) party Liberal_Party_of_Australia.
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- Ken_Anderson_(politician) after Frank_Downing.
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) before Denham_Henty.
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- Ken_Anderson_(politician) birthDate "1909-10-11".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) birthPlace "Off South Australia".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) dateOfBirth "1909-10-11".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) dateOfDeath "1985-03-29".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) deathDate "1985-03-29".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) deathPlace "Lane Cove, Sydney".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) honorificPrefix The_Honourable.
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) honorificSuffix Order_of_the_British_Empire.
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) name "Anderson, Kenneth McColl".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) name "Sir Kenneth Anderson".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) nationality "Australian".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) occupation "Auctioneer, valuer".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) party Liberal_Party_of_Australia.
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) placeOfBirth "At sea, off South Australia".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) placeOfDeath Lane_Cove,_New_South_Wales.
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- Ken_Anderson_(politician) shortDescription "Australian politician".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) spouse "Madge Merrion".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) termEnd "1975-11-11".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) termStart "1953-07-01".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) title Minister_for_Defence_(Australia).
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) title Minister_for_Health_(Australia).
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) title Minister_for_Home_Affairs_(Australia).
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) title "Leader of the Liberal Party in the Senate".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) title "Member for Ryde".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) title "Senator for New South Wales".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) years "1950".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) years "1964".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) years "1968".
- Ken_Anderson_(politician) years "1971".
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- Ken_Anderson_(politician) comment "Sir Kenneth McColl "Ken" Anderson KBE (11 October 1909 – 29 March 1985) was an Australian politician.Anderson was born at sea, off South Australia, when his parents were returning from a visit to Europe. He was the son of David Anderson (member for Ryde in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, 1920–1927) and educated at Ryde Public School and Petersham Intermediate Schools in Sydney.".
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- Ken_Anderson_(politician) givenName "Kenneth McColl".
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- Ken_Anderson_(politician) name "Anderson, Kenneth McColl".
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